Dr Muya Plastic Surgery

14/04/2026

A mommy makeover is often misunderstood as vanity — when in reality, it is a series of medically guided, informed decisions about a woman’s body after pregnancy.

It is not one procedure —
but a carefully planned combination of surgeries, tailored to your body, your goals, and your recovery capacity.

Every decision matters:
timing, safety, technique, and expectations.

All surgery carries inherent risks —
which is why proper planning, patient selection, and surgical judgement are essential.

🎙️ From my recent MSUMC MedTalk podcast segment on aesthetic surgery as medical care — not just beauty.

This is where medicine comes first — not beauty sales.

01/04/2026

from Ms .setiabudi

Sharing Ms Tessie’s experience as she returns for her follow-up after post–massive weight loss body contouring—this time continuing her journey with Glow ME+ — guided by Muya Essential Longevity Protocol.

What she is experiencing is not merely aesthetic improvement.

It is an investment—grounded in the science of regeneration, and designed for sustainable longevity.

Because true glow comes from within.
And beauty is always a reflection of health — skin included.

Glow ME+ is not designed for instant, temporary results—
it is a medically guided approach focused on restoring skin quality, supporting collagen integrity, and maintaining results over time.

Because in my practise, the goal is not to chase trends — but to build outcomes that last.

Disclaimer:
This is not a sponsored post. Ms Tessie underwent her treatments at standard professional fees. There were no discounts, no exchanges, and no paid collaborations involved in the creation of this content.

I do not engage in paid advertisements or incentivised patient features, as I believe that medical care—and the outcomes we share—should remain unbiased, ethical, and rooted in authenticity.

Every treatment is recommended based on clinical judgment, individual needs, and long-term wellbeing—not for sales and deals.

Thank you for trusting me. 💕

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Important

All medical treatments carry inherent risks.
They should always be performed in an appropriate medical setting to ensure safety and minimise the risk of complications.

When considering any aesthetic procedure, ensure your provider is properly qualified:

1. A medical doctor registered with the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC)
2. Holds Letter of Credentialing and Privileging (LCP) from the Ministry of Health (MOH)
3. If claiming to be a specialist — registered with the National Specialist Register (NSR)

Your safety should never be compromised for convenience, trends, or cost.

—

Dr Muya Plastic Surgery
MMC No. 56486
NSR No. 139036
LCP Chapter 3 No.
LCP-AMP-003/2023(3)

Restore and Refine.

31/03/2026

From Bali, with love 🤍🧚🏻

Thank you, Ms Tessie, for travelling all the way from Bali, Indonesia, and placing your trust in me as part of your transformation journey.

What makes this journey truly meaningful is not just the results—but the people we meet along the way.

Such a warm, genuine soul… it is always a joy to care for you.
setiabudi

Disclaimer: Image shared with mutual consent. Any request for removal will be respectfully honoured. 💕

23/03/2026

Many patients come in thinking the external implant sizer will show their final result.

It doesn’t.

It’s a communication tool — not a surgical outcome.

Breast augmentation is not about choosing a cup size.
It’s about understanding your anatomy, your goals, and what can be achieved safely.

If you’re considering surgery, the most important step is a proper consultation — not just what you see in a mirror during a fitting.

🌐 www.drmuya.com/bookconsultation

21/03/2026

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri ✨
Maaf Zahir & Batin

Pergi ke taman memetik melati,
Harum baunya menyeri pagi,
Syawal menjelma penuh erti,
Maaf zahir dan batin dari hati.

Semoga hari yang mulia ini membawa ketenangan, kebahagiaan dan keberkatan buat semua. 🤍

— Dr Muya Plastic Surgery
Restore and Refine

15/03/2026

“Just lose weight.”

Many patients with lipedema and lymphedema hear this for years.

But these conditions are not simply about body fat or lifestyle.

They are medical diseases involving abnormal fat distribution and lymphatic dysfunction.

During my training in Vienna, lipedema and lymphedema were treated daily. It was there that I saw how many patients around the world spend years being misunderstood before receiving the correct diagnosis.

One thing the public should understand:

Treating cosmetic fat is not the same as treating lipedema or lymphedema.

These conditions require specialized medical knowledge and careful surgical techniques that respect the lymphatic system.

March is Lymphedema Awareness Month.

Awareness matters.
Because patients deserve proper diagnosis, proper treatment, and dignity in care.

—
Dr Muya Plastic Surgery
Restore and Refine

09/03/2026

15/12/2025

The Hype of the “Chanel” Injection

Despite its name, the “Chanel Injection” has no association with the luxury fashion brand.

It is a popular nickname for NCTF® 135 HA, a medical skin booster that gained international recognition for improving skin quality through cellular nutrition and dermal support.

As with any medical treatment, this procedure carries potential risks, even though the incidence of adverse events is low when performed correctly and under appropriate medical standards.

For this reason, it is essential that:
• The treatment is performed by a licensed and properly credentialed medical practitioner
• The product used is approved by the Medical Device Authority (MDA) and registered with the National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency (NPRA)
• Proper clinical assessment, documentation, and product traceability are in place

Any adverse event — however rare — must be recognised early, documented, and managed appropriately. This is how medical science progresses and how patient safety is optimised.

This treatment is not a beauty service.

It is a medical procedure, and it should be treated as such.

Understanding the science, limitations, risks vs benefits and medical responsibility behind a treatment is essential before deciding if it is appropriate for you.

A proper medical consultation allows this to be assessed in the safest manner possible with recommendations tailored individually.

Comment “CHANEL” for educational information only.

26/11/2025

🌜🍽️Let’s Talk Rare: Dinner Talk🍽️🌛

Hosted by :
PharmNotts Student Association &
Malaysian Rare Disorders Society

Last night’s event was one of the most refreshingly curated academic gatherings I’ve attended. A full 3-course dinner, served thoughtfully between sessions, while patients, families, advocates, and clinicians shared their stories and expertise. It was intimate, honest, and deeply human.

I spoke about lipedema—the often misunderstood disease that leaves many women dismissed as “just fat”—and shared the lived experiences of my patients who battle pain, stigma, and misdiagnosis for years before finally receiving answers.

During the closing segment, each speaker was invited to share one word that encapsulates our experience working with rare disorder patients.

I chose: Support.

Because support isn’t just medical.

It is family support, societal support, policy support, and community support.

Physicians meet patients for an hour at a time—but the people who are around them through the hardest days are the ones who stand beside them for a lifetime.

It was also my first time learning in depth about the Malaysian Rare Disorders Society — a truly crucial organisation helping build a more compassionate Malaysia. A Malaysia that sees individuals beyond their diagnoses, and recognises their aspirations, dignity, and humanity.

And a special note to the students:
In an era where AI will democratise information, it is your creativity, empathy, and ability to move as humans that will set you apart. Watching how thoughtfully and innovatively this event was put together… I can say the future of healthcare is in good hands.

Thank you for having me. 💙

Until the next one.

14/10/2025

How many of us here know or aware about Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day in the month of Pink October?

So glad to be spending the afternoon giving a Health Talk with the ladies of Pos Malaysia National Centre in conjunction with Pink October 💕

When it comes to breast reconstruction after cancer, there is no single “right” path. For some women, choosing not to reconstruct is the right decision. For others, restoring one of the most symbolic parts of womanhood helps reclaim confidence and wholeness.

What matters is not whether we choose conservative care or reconstruction — what matters is that the choice remains ours. The only wrong path is when society, doctors, or even loved ones impose their view of what’s “right” onto others.

That is why the BRA (Breast Reconstruction Awareness) Day ribbon is drawn as a double ribbon — to close the loop and symbolize that true healing is only complete when women are empowered with informed choices.

✨ Happy BRA Day (15th October 2025) ✨

P/S: 💗 Thank you to all the ladies at Pos Malaysia National Mail Centre for being such an engaging and inspiring audience. A ladies’ talk always carries its own special energy.

11/10/2025

More than a year ago, I was invited to be part of a research and community project on one of my key interests in plastic surgery – Lymphedema.

Today, I had the privilege of sharing my knowledge and experience with fellow collaborators and the inspiring community of lymphedema warriors from diverse backgrounds.

Congratulations Dr. Khairunnisa (Doctor of Philosophy, Senior Lecturer at Management & Science University) for leading this successful and meaningful event.

We remain committed to supporting this community through future collaborations and initiatives.

24/09/2025

💜 Light Up Lives: Memperkasa Mereka yang Hidup dengan Limfedema 💜

Limfedema adalah keadaan yang sering tidak dikenali dan sering disalah anggap. Ia boleh berlaku kerana pelbagai sebab — termasuk rawatan kanser seperti pembedahan dan radioterapi, atau faktor lain seperti kecederaan, jangkitan, dan keadaan kongenital.

Program ini menggabungkan seminar dan bengkel kesihatan untuk meningkatkan kesedaran, memberikan bimbingan, serta menyokong mereka yang hidup dengan limfedema, sama ada pesakit kanser atau bukan kanser, termasuk keluarga dan penjaga.

Dalam sesi ini, saya akan berkongsi tentang bagaimana pembedahan dan rekonstruksi dapat membantu memulihkan fungsi dan meningkatkan kualiti hidup bagi pesakit yang terkesan.

📅 Tarikh: 11 Oktober 2025
🕘 Masa: 9.00 pagi – 4.00 petang
📍 Lokasi: MSU, Shah Alam, Selangor

🎟️ Yuran penyertaan: RM50 sahaja
Termasuk kit bengkel, saringan kesihatan, panduan khas dan jamuan.

Untuk pendaftaran, imbas kod QR pada poster atau WhatsApp Dr. Nisaq Yusof di 017-3006593.

Mari bersama-sama memperkasa, memberi kesedaran, dan menguatkan semangat semua yang berjuang dengan limfedema, agar perjalanan pemulihan menjadi lebih bermakna. 💜



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💜 Light Up Lives: Empowering Those Living with Lymphedema 💜

Lymphedema is a condition that is often misunderstood and overlooked. It can develop for many reasons — from cancer treatments like surgery and radiotherapy, to other causes such as injury, infection, or even congenital factors.

This seminar and health workshop aim to raise awareness, provide guidance, and offer support to anyone living with lymphedema — whether cancer-related or not — as well as their families and caregivers.

During my session, I’ll be sharing insights on how surgery and reconstruction can help restore function and improve quality of life for those affected.

📅 Date: 11 October 2025
🕘 Time: 9.00 AM – 4.00 PM
📍 Venue: MSU, Shah Alam, Selangor

🎟️ Registration Fee: RM50 only
Includes a workshop kit, health screening, special guide, and refreshments.

To register, simply scan the QR code on the poster or WhatsApp Dr. Nisaq Yusof at 017-3006593.

Let’s come together to empower, educate, and support everyone on their journey with lymphedema — making each step towards healing more meaningful. 💜